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,; Mrs. Noosevelt Named In ex-Red’s Testimony Malkin Tells Senate Group She Resented His Mentioning Red Delegate to Youth ; Congress—-Cites Mrs. Browder’s Entry. __ 2 ar ee | By L. EDGAR PRINA. Seca! fo Tas New Your its. ar. f . The Now York, five, parens. | 1 | ‘ . Maurice € ankin, a former Communist party 01 orgenizer,| ; told a Senate Immigration sub-committee that Eleanor! Roosevelt took exception to his naming one of the Gomin-| tern representatives who came to the United States as ai delegate to the World Youth Congress in 1938, his testi-’ mony revealed today. "" "7" SGats Red Agente. ro He said identified a Prof Malkin supplied the commit-; ' Ambrosia Donini as the Moscow’. saith = list of Comintern: i) agent. ° agents who have been cracking; “[ named him before the Unithe whip over domestic Com: American Activiti Committeermunists since 1918. The names) and Mrs, Franklid Roosevelt prac- and dates ares i Marte s3018. | | A arten tically called me a liar,” Malkin,’ og the oh te netfisiat Soviet Ambas- Rails, a a Brooklyn machinist, testified. gador to ‘the United States”; 7 Vale ; Val to the United stains He did not elaborate. aie He also credited Mrs. Roosefetsky, 1922; oJhn—-?Pé epper, alias . f ivelt with an assist in allowing therSchwartz. alias John -Pogany, - oy } j Russian wie of Barlsprowder, vss: Recreen, real hametsyssix, , r° farmer gonaerké: feaecrepary wi ers Pers SSETESr SSNeral STCreiery Vi sue ass5- 23; FEwari, ails Siuws, Communist party, to re-enter the: 1926.27, and Pepper Sgain in SY United States from Canada where; 1928.29. AlsofEn| 1931; Alpi, t she had gone while her deporta stias F“Brown: Aleriga 1931-39, : . tin case was pending. andengat, 1928-39. Malkin testified further that ~ Upholds Former Witness. ollitt British Cammrunist- peseiig os kerssal, se ikiSil SOTTTILriSe This testimony agreed with: ‘leader, and Mrs. Knusinen, leader’ that given the committee yester- in the Pinnish Red party, came to ; day by Howard Rushmore, alSOtne United States in 1933-34 to, an ex-Red and now a New York nei, Harry ridges direct the! Journal-American reporter, Rush: penera) strike in San Francise more made this statement: e 60. | “The Department of State and; ~ | . * tthe! mmigration and Naturaliza-i thon Service told me that, though: ’ they objected, they were ordered: : by Cordell Hull (then Secretary; | of State) and Mrs. Koosevelt to; grant ihe re-eniry permit.” | Malkin also named three “resi. ‘ Ident agents of the G. T..U,"! <Russian secret police, later| . jealied D. BK. V. D. and currently ry M. OV. D.) who were in the United States from 1928 to 1940, | “+ An Alexander Karin served, from 1928 to 1933. Then came ai Valentin Markin, wha was killed! mysteriously in New York inj 1938. The mystery has never . been solved. Finally a Col. By-! ae ere Pe SY kov was in charge from 3925 to! | 7 a i. . an 1940. Whittaker Chambers, ex-cour- ler for a Red wartime spy rnig; in Washington, also named a Cal. iBykov as onetime head of the Deen ee as eee oe ee N.Y. oo re eee P15 ito United States, r “y “rm & aroun roe ~ 8 Russian secret police in “| SEP bwirs 10-8567/8 -A